We all love our iPhones and our Android devices, but these five luxury smartphones are so fabulous, they might make you take a second look before taking your next plunge into smartphone land.
Vertu Signature Touch
The Vertu Signature touch is the epitome of class, style and precision. The hand-made beauty is made in England from grade 5 titanium with a chassis that can be covered in your choice of leather. The titanium side panels are smooth, and broken up only by tiny screws and precision crafted buttons.
Savelli Smartphone
Luxury jeweler Savelli, known as the “jewel of tomorrow,” is moving into the future with the launch of its luxury smartphone made specially for women. This stunning collection consists of 11 smartphone models in three main categories: Elégante, Précieuse and Merveilleuse. The cheapest model costs $9,000 while the most expensive, $118,000.
Mobiado Professional 3 DC-Gustav Klim
Mobiado has launched the third work of art in its new Dream Color Series called the Professional 3 DC-Gustav Klimt, which pays homage to Australian painter Gustav Klimt. The 24K gold gold-plating on the brass case is a nod to Klimt’s artwork. The brand’s new gold-plated smartphone is available now, but for a limited time only so hurry!
Porsche Design P’9982
5 Luxury Smartphones For The World’s Elite
Blackberry lovers, we didn’t leave you out! If you can get your hands on the Porsche Design P’9982, then by all means, go for it. Since only 500 of the Porsche Design P’9982 devices were made, locating one might be difficult. Wrapped in Italian leather, the P’9982 is constructed of stainless steel with a satin finish, and has a second – more swanky – option in Crocodile leather.
Vertu & Bentley Smartphone
If you can hold out until the fall to get your latest smartphone, luxury carmaker Bentley has teamed up with British phone manufacturer Vertu to make a ‘Bentley phone that is scheduled to launch in October.
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